Last night was the grand opening of Bass concert hall after it was closed for remodeling. In order to showcase all the new features, they had a wide range of music for the bill, from opera to old American ballads to choral to jazz… to the most awesome finale featuring Ghostland Observatory. The University of Texas band and orchestra played alongside them!
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Applewhite is back
Jan 18
I think we all knew it would happen, or at least ‘horns like me thought about it enough that it almost seemed a memory. Major Applewhite, one of the most loved and decorated quarterbacks in University of Texas history, has come home and joined the University of Texas coaching staff.
The boy-man that filled the turn of the decade with brilliant on-the-fly calls, and snatching us from sure defeat so many times. Racking up a ton of school records even though he shared quarterback time with Chris Simms. The beautiful teamwork with Ricky Williams. Man, I loved those seasons. I loved watching him cool as Eastwood while the pocket would collapse around him.
Anyways, enough nostalgia, we’ll have plenty of time for that, as we’ll see him on the sidelines on every game now, just not in the same uniform. He’ll be taking over the vacant running back coach position… which is a fantastic timing, as we are the top pick of the top pick high school running back: Darrell Scott.
“I don’t know who that is, but it doesn’t matter,” said Scott
Oh, you’ll know! Scott is stunning to watch and I am excited about him possibly donning the orange, especially after we lost Jamaal Charles to the NFL a bit early. But hearing that Applewhite was coming back eclipsed all my excitement for Scott. Unfortunately I wont be getting student tickets for free after I graduate in May, but that doesn’t matter.
“He does everything right,” Coach Mack Brown said. “He’s got class, he’s smart, he’s got great faith. He competed his tail off.”
He also is being given the title of Assistant Head Coach.
Awesome.
extrinsic
Oct 15
- Progress Cited in Alzheimer’s Diagnosis - » Scientists reported progress yesterday toward one of medicine’s long-sought goals: the development of a blood test that can accurately diagnose Alzheimer’s disease, and even do so years before truly debilitating memory loss.
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- Knights Templar secrets revealed » The Vatican has published secret archive documents about the trial of the Knights Templar, including a long-lost parchment that shows that Pope Clement V initially absolved the medieval Christian order from accusations of heresy, officials said Friday.
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extrinsic
Aug 6
- Nuclear Dawn – Welcome » Half-Life 2 mod
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- Htaccess file – Rewrite »
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- University of Texas Videogame Archive »
- South Austin Museum of Popular Culture »
- Vulcan Gas Company posters » Austin myusic venue from the 60’s that was the predecessor and inspiration for the Armadillo World Headquarters
- Device wakes man with severe brain injuries | U.S. | Reuters » A man with severe brain injuries who spent six years in a near-vegetative state can now chew his food, watch a movie and talk with family thanks to a brain pacemaker that may change the way such patients are treated, U.S. researchers said on Wednesday.
- Will playing games create a two-tier society? » Scientists say gamers are more visually intelligent. But what does that mean for the future of the net?
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wooohooo! We won 41-38 over USC. What a beautiful feeling.
It’s even the more so because I am also back at UT as a student this year.
What a fabulous game, that one is a classic for all time. I almost had a heart attack in the last 5 minutes, and my voice is almost completely gone.
Vince was phenomenal, that last second touchdown was stunning… he just kept running. Thomas was the go-to guy all night, and I’ve admired him ever since he donned the Texas uniform. The whole offensive line gets extreme kudos for protecting Vince all night long. I mean, they were like an impenetrable force that let him do his thing.
6th street is exploding right now. Hell, all of Austin is. It was beautiful seeing all that burnt orange filling the stands at the Rose Bowl.
GO HORNS!!!!!
